Featured Small ceramic/stoneware pitcher/creamer - blue and gold decoration - corn - where from? How old?

This little pitcher is about 5" high and holds about 10 ounces of liquid. Seems to have some age on it . The blue seems to be underglaze, and the gold seems to actually be in the glaze itself (don't know if that's possible). The corn design is raised. Ideas on origin/age? Any ideas are appreciated. Thanks again for looking!

 

Found this...dont know if ID is correct.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/CORNELIAN-...eware-Pitcher-BLUE-on-BLUE-Ohio-/173309377077

 

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/419538521507770074/
See if you can follow this to somewhere. The size seems closer.

 

No luck so far...only links to an ebay search that doesn't have that pitcher in the results...I'll keep googling

 

Not too sure of if that measurement is height, anyway.

 

I found it in my Roseville book (Huxford, Second Series, pg. 39). Curiously, it's listed in the index as "Cornelian" and on the page as "Carnelian". I think the Carnelian was a misprint as Roseville had a Carnelian pattern that was completely different. Anyway, the books says "Pitcher with Corn, 5", no mark. Shown in your color scheme and also in a blue. Date is listed as early 1900s.
Don

 

Thanks Don!

Cornelian it is then! Helps so much to know what I'm looking for:

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/roseville-cornelian-blended-glaze-corn-pitcher